In windows, you just need to set the printer driver to print to a file. The WinCoupe needs to do nothing except send the printed data to a printer driver.
As for DOS, (and the rest of your email), I don't know about USB, but you can definitely use the method for serial ports. The last I saw, you just needed to tell DOS to make "prn:" either any of the parrellel or serieal ports "lpt1:", "com2:", etc. > -----Original Message----- > From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 9:51 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Wincoupe > > Yes, this was my original idea. > When Si implement printing to a file, we can print on a printer as well. > That's it. > I hope this should work even you have connected your printer via > serial port or usb. The file prn (or is it prn: ?) is a standard output > device > of the file system. I know it from DOS, works well on Win95/98. I have > never tested it on NT. >
